Chairs is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHAIRS in dictionary:

VERB:
• CHAIR, to install in office
• act as chairperson of or preside over (an organization, meeting, or public event)
• carry (someone) aloft in a chair or in a sitting position to celebrate a victory
NOUN:
• a separate seat for one person, typically with a back and four legs.
• the person in charge of a meeting or of an organization (used as a neutral alternative to chairman or chairwoman)
• the post of a chairperson
• a professorship
• a metal socket holding a rail in place on a railway sleeper.

Words related to CHAIRS

chair10 chaired13 chairing14

How to use CHAIRS in a sentence

• But the only furniture in the house, of any kind, was two rickety chairs and a little broken deal table, reared against the stairs, because one leg was gone.
• When Albertus was transferred from Cologne to Paris, where the Dominicans held two chairs of theology, Thomas followed him, and soon after was made bachelor.
• Before the appointed hour every seat in the hall was filled and a large number of chairs pressed into service for the overflowing throng.
• The two lads each seized one of the strong, but light, chairs scattered on the floor, and, with a sudden hurrah, flung themselves upon the Greeks.
• Upon one of the chairs lay a crush-hat, a cane, and an overcoat.
• Porter, left with the chairs, stood regarding them thoughtfully.
• The marquis brought two chairs to the stand, and they sat down to go over the book.
• Jack had been very busy all the morning visiting furniture stores and inquiring for wheel chairs, which he found were not very common.
• Chairs and easily moved articles of furniture are dusted and set outside of the room.
• The oaken presses, chairs, and prayer-desk are all clothed in black, giving an air of gloom to the whole apartment.
• There are a plenty of chairs which may be had on Sundays and festival days, for two cents each, of an old woman who attends them.
• Finally one night in October he and Carl were seated in their big chairs before the fire.
• She got off the wall and moved to the other side of the garden, where in a wooden shed were some comfortable low cane chairs.
• The notary unlocked the door, showed us into his office, and set out chairs for us.
• I saw a long table, rows of wooden chairs against the wall, and a shining range in one corner.
• In viewing the house itself, he is principally attracted by the chairs and beds, concerning the cost of which his minute inquiries generally gain the clearest information.
• It represented a group of nine Hindus seated upon chairs in a garden and arranged in a row facing the camera.
• The chairs was all pretty much alike and looked very comfortable, but the men was as different as if they had been horses.
• A table, a warming-pan, and a couple of chairs completed the furniture of the room, which, with all its contents, could scarcely have measured more than eight feet square.
• The natives having seated themselves on the ground in a large circle, the chiefs were placed on chairs a little advanced in front, and to the right of their respective tribes.
• The chairs looked as if they had been put, at the furnishing of the house, in their places, and there they meant to remain.
• And the King wept too, for he knew that now there would be many empty chairs at the Round Table.

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